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Gray Fox Tag

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23 December 2024
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A Day in Oregon’s Pelagic Zone and Central Cascades (12/8)

A day full of mammal highlights in Oregon state starting with the drive from Bend to Newport. Highlights of the day were FIN WHALE, GRAY FOX, DALL’S PORPOISE, BUSHY-TAILED WO

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4 September 2024
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Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Park 8-11/8-13 (California)

Highlights of Gray Fox, Humboldt’s Flying Squirrel, Big-eared Woodrat, Western Mastiff Bat, and Lodgepole Chipmunk. Two full days searching for mammals, birds, and herps in S

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27 November 2018
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Update to Monterey and Pt Reyes

Update to Monterey and Pt Reyes   Many first-time visitors to California go to Monterey and/or Pt Reyes National Seashore. I was there on a weekend trip with a non-wildlife fe

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30 November 2025
Looking for tips for a great tropical trip…
30 November 2025
Community meeting and mammalwatching NUTTER awards
27 November 2025
Évora Portugal SECEM Congress

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  1. Ian Thompson on Sichuan Giant Panda in March 20266 December 2025
  2. Zac Babbit on 2025 South Africa Roadtrip: Two Months & 130 Mammal Species6 December 2025
  3. Chad Johnson on Madagascar in the Rain6 December 2025

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  1. Ian Thompson on Sichuan Giant Panda in March 20266 December 2025

    What is the best month/season to potentially see one?

  2. Zac Babbit on 2025 South Africa Roadtrip: Two Months & 130 Mammal Species6 December 2025

    Thank you for reading! Appreciate it, was an epic trip and looking forward to posting more on here

  3. Chad Johnson on Madagascar in the Rain6 December 2025

    That's a good number of snakes. Patrick has tried to get me to take a rainy season trip for herping.…

  4. hengyirui on Madagascar in the Rain6 December 2025

    Pretty good! We counted ~40 species of frogs (including 3 Mantella spp. which was a special target), ~15 species of…

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30 November 2025
Looking for tips for a great tropical trip…
30 November 2025
Community meeting and mammalwatching NUTTER awards
27 November 2025
Évora Portugal SECEM Congress
25 November 2025
Review of Mammals of the Southwestern United States (Lynx Nature Books)

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